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Fiídon lSth Weekend Wíll Íell fole
Rams (4-0)
By DON X'O$TER
Sports Edftor
Ram center Lonnie lfughey
and his able asslstants are riding
on cloud nine after four straight
pushovers in the junior college
basketball circle, Preparing for
a possible black tr'ritlay-the-13th
weekend.
Coach Joe KeIIY's state champlon
quintet will have a good
idea if, rather or not, they can
make a successful bid when highly
rated squads, Allen Hancock of
San Luis ObisPo and San Jose
City College Yisit the local Rams
Friday and Saturday at 8 PM.
The roundballers showed the
kind of performance theY could
give in sweeping the two-day Bakersfield
Invltational last weekend.
Hughey and frosh Marlin
"Moose" Elrod, all tourney honorees,
paced F CC in vlctorles over
Chaffee (7 5-62) , Los -A.ngeles
Valley (84-70), and runner-up
Monterey Peninsula (81-62).
'SJCC, State's ßest'
"San Jose (4-0) is one of the
RAfiTPAGE December l2 I 9ó3
Host Strong Ca gTC¡
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ing in jumping-jack Tom Brownt¡
guard, tul guard, cl cut ut one or r of his flne llngers on
and Nic .A,llen, thê btg 6-6 center. ,lhts hls rlght hand h¿ td liast
week and won't
Hancock's game s¡lll be tele- be playir playing rg' for fc a week .or two,"
vised on KICU-TV, Channel 43, reported Kell I llly.
of Yisalia ln the second of a series tr'red Àustin, Ken Long and
of six telecasts.
John Cates, forwards; Don Breg-
Kelly: Sa,rro Five onier, Dan Diel, Ken l(ilalay
Mentors Kelly antl John Mc- (letterman), Ron and Don Matt,
Ca¡thy wiII sta¡t the same five Jim Templeton, and Dave Wil-
that began the Previous four, llams, tuards, are other Berform-
which includes Ðlrod and Larry ers on the Ram squad.
Scott, forwards; Hughey, center; During the tourney Hughey
and George Monreal and Ed Aus- looped in 7l pÒints in three
tin, guard.
games, swishing 29 in the cham-
"Ron Lewis, a reserve fo¡wardpionship contest,22 against LA
best cage groups in the state,"
said Kelly. "They have cliBPed
tle Santa Clara Frosh,89-78,
Stanford Frosh, 83-72; Hartnell,
87-70; and American River, 79-
7' 't
ARJC had San Jose in trouble
Iast week with a nfne Point edge
at intermission, but surged ahead
in the final 10 minutes after aPplying
a full court press.
KeIIy doesn't think Hancock
(2-1) will have the crfw it had
last year, but they do hàve a duo
of top-notch performers return-
NINTH ANNUAL BÀKERSFIELD TOURNEY-Freshmon workh orse Mcrlin "Moose" Elrod, 6-5 forwcrd (left), reieives his oll
iol-r.""y tiopfry crfter Fr of Mo nterey Peninsulq College
night. 'Loruiie Hughey,
s crll t ourney crwcrd crrd stcnts
chompionship trophv (second fr
iili""*"¿ from Éft).
Gropplers F oce Hortnetrl
AÍter Pinning RJ C, 3l -5 ;
Merced Mqtmênv,29-5
By DON MENCARIÑI
Iocols Pín FÍYe lígerc In 3l'5 WÍn
hands full with Jim Texeiria of Merced. Austin was able
to defeat Texerira on Points, 10-5.
In one of the top matches of the day, Frank Kerby pinned
!,oland Silveira in the first round.
- Wittr Fresno way ahead, Woody Knott pu! the finishing
touches on by deféating Jerry McDaniel with a pin in the
second round.
"We did as good as could be expected of us," said Coach
Hans Wiedenhoeffer.
Last Saturday the Rams traveled to the UCLA qamp-us
for a tournament. Wiedenhoefer was very pleased with the
Rams tieing for third place with 42 points.
UCLA won the tournament with 69 points, followed by
Grossmont with 53 and Fresno CC tied Cal Poly for third.
division. and
A sion. Marquez
w sron four and
Iqst two.
AG.A,INST REEDLEY-Fronk Kerby, 177 pounds (qbove), is
shown iust before putting his opponent's shoulders on the
mcrt. Keith Talley, 157 pounds, winning on exhibition motch.
VaIIey, and 20 in the opetrer with
Chaffee.
Besides Hughey and Elrod in
all tourney selections, Lowell
Wltten of Monterey, Ed Harrie
from Modesto, and. Brlce Chambers,
a Ventura College star.
Fresno's scoring:
Montorey Penlnsul¡
X'resno CC (81-62)-Elrod 10,
Scott 6, Hugher 29, Monreal 15,
Ed Austin 13, Long 5, Williams 3.
Los Angeles ValleY
Tresno CC (84-70)-Elrotl 21,
Scott 21, Huthey 22, Monreal 3,
E. Austin ?, Long 2, R. Matt 2,
tr'. Austln.
Chaffee Junio¡ Collego
Fresno CC (?5-62)-Elrod 2,
Scott 20, Hughey 20, Morireal 6,
Ð. Austin 12, Lor'g 9, R. Matt 4'
D. Matt 2. '
Coffee Blonket,
Ployer Awords
Go To llliller
¡ Harry Miller might be through
wtth football at F¡esno CitY College,
but he ts still making the
headliDes.
The AII valley Conference
choice halfback grabbed trophies
for outstanding back, captaiD'
best playe¡ and took away the
Harry Coffee blanket in addltlon
to his VC Plaque at FCC's fall
banquet.
Homer Beatty, head grid coach
at Los Angeles State College and
guest speaker for Monday Dight's
affai¡, handed out awards to Plgskinners
Steve Facciani, Mllton
Pickford, antl Bill SharP.
The first two received all loop
trophies; the latter, an outstanding
lineman award.'Wayne Beider-
.well was most lmproved.
Vernon Klavon and Frank
Martinez captured most valuable
playe! honors for water Polo and
'cross country. John Rohne¡ and
Pete tr'ekete was chosen most lmproved
ln water Polo and cross
country.